European session wrap
Well I'm wrapping things up for today's European session and handing over to Adam as you US traders start to come online.
We had a productive one, keeping in mind the data releases consisted of medium tier, state broken up German CPI numbers and some early low tier UK data.
Take a look at the list below:
- The S&P 500 blows off resistance. Is the top in?
- Bitcoin holding up despite bad news - A good sign for bulls
- More on the continued Brexit topic
- Cable looking strong on the back of DXY strength
- DXY at resistance after US GDP number - Some analysis around expectations
- UK Net Lending to Individuals m/m: 5.4B v 5.3B expected and 5.3B previous
- More German CPI - Brandenburg, Hesse and Bavaria
- EUR/SEK drops after Swedish GDP data
- Swiss KOF Economic Barometer: 101.1% v 101.6 expected and 101.7 previous
- German CPI - Saxony MoM: 0.4% v 0.1% previously
- German CPI data starts trickling through at the top of the hour
- BoE's Mark Carney: "Low road of protectionism will cost jobs, growth and stability"
- It's a central bank dominated week ahead
- "Trade imbalances between China and the US should not be blamed on China"
- The Bank of Japan on the wires + a look at USD/JPY
- How today's German CPI data is released
- What's on the calendar during Europe? - Upcoming data
- Trade ideas thread Monday Europe - Plan your trade...
- ForexLive Monday European session welcome
The action is all to come as we get further into the week, but I've bolded the technical analysis blogs above which talk about some of my opinions around market positioning after last week's GDP miss.
Best of probabilities to you!
